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Over the course of January's 31 days, we're making a blog stop in each country where we serve children, thanks to the generous support of our sponsors and donors. Today we learn about ChildFund's community health grant in Senegal.
When ChildFund began working in Senegal in 1985, much of the country lacked access to adequate health care, particularly mothers and children under age 5. As a result, many young mothers were dying in childbirth and children were succumbing to malaria, diarrhea and undernutrition – all preventable conditions.
In most cases, doctors and health posts are miles and miles away, out of reach. Although the country has a rich resource in its traditional medicine practitioners (often the village grandmothers), these lay health care providers worked outside of the state health care system, with no formal training. If a mother or child's health condition became life-threatening, the family and the community would have nowhere else to turn for help.
Today, health care access in Senegal is vastly improved, says Emile Namesemon N'Koa, ChildFund's national director in Senegal. With grant funding from the U.S. International Development Agency (USAID) and a consortium of partners, ChildFund is implementing a large-scale community health project. Mamadou Diagne, ChildFund Senegal's national health coordinator, is overseeing operations. He points out that by 2016, Programme Santé Santé Communautaire (PSSC) will have reached 12.3 million people (almost the entire country), providing community-based health huts and outreach sites to both rural and urban populations.
In addition to providing day-to-day maternal and child health care, the project will also address neglected tropical diseases and work to educate communities about the health dangers inherent in the cultural practice of female genital cutting.
ChildFund has long recognized the vital role of grandmothers and godmothers who assist and mentor younger women in their communities. Another key component in ChildFund's strategy is involving and training community health volunteers and traditional birth attendants. By providing these caregivers with additional health information and formal linkages to a growing network of health posts, ChildFund Senegal is seeking to weave them – and the entire community – into the very fabric of the country's health care system.
As Mamadou notes, "Through the synergy of cooperation with the community and other organizations at work in Senegal, we're finding solutions to the problems we face."
Discover more about ChildFund's programs in Senegal and how you can sponsor a child.


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The Next Woody Allen Film Now Has a Title
And it features <em>two </em>colors.
And it is Blue Jasmine. Where does that fit in the famous Woody Allen scale of title aggression, where "low-key" means bad and an "aggressive, confident title" means good? Probably somewhere between Sweet and Lowdown and Broadway Danny Rose. With a cast that includes Alec Baldwin, Cate Blanchett, Bobby Cannavale, Louis C.K., Andrew Dice Clay, Sally Hawkins, Peter Sarsgaard, and Michael Stuhlbarg, what is thing about? All we know is that "It is the story of the final stages of an acute crisis and a life of a fashionable New York housewife." Sounds like a Woody Allen movie. Let's hope the Diceman doesn't play this housewife.

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The Kiwanis Charity Auction has snuck up on us for the 12th time. The dates are Feb. 4 and 5. The programming goes live at 6 p.m. with introductions and discussions about the featured items, how to bid and information about Kiwanis and what your money helps them/us do.
Next week, in the Grant County News and Express and online at www.grantky.com, the almost official list of items, all numbered and in order, will be published along with how to pre-register for a bid number.
There are several ways you can watch and bid.
Come to the Williamstown City Building, enter the rear door, and the commotion and excitement will be bewildering. Members will probably be there setting up, giving out bid numbers and frolicking at 4 p.m. each evening.
Or, you can watch on cable television and bid from your home. The auction is live on Williamstown Cable 16 and Insight 21.
Or, ask your favorite restaurant, or any business with cable access, to turn the auction on and watch from there. Remember to call us and let us know if you are watching from a restaurant and we'll mention you on the show.
Or, have an auction party at your home for family and friends who do not receive the programming. Try to outbid them and make a game out of the experience.
Prior to the auction, get a bid number by calling 823-5421. Skinner Furniture will answer the phone, and if you let them know you want a number, they'll give you the best number you have ever had. If you forget your bid number, just call the phone number on the auction television screen and a Kiwanis representative will remind you.
Before you do anything, remember that Kiwanis members are all volunteers and doing work for the betterment of our community. Be nice. Rudeness or anger is unacceptable and can get you banned for life from future participation. If you can help us do a better job, then please become a member. Kiwanis membership is open to everyone over the age of 18. There are Kiwanis clubs for school age volunteers.
As always, heed the following valuable lesson.
Time is extremely precious during the auction. Register now and be prepared to bid. The first items begin selling at 6:30 each evening and things move fast, get frantic and a fraction of a second can win or lose the item you want.
To TRY and insure you have the winning bid, we strongly suggest you bid high with your first bid. If you bid low, you may not be able to get in a second bid. The phone will often be extremely busy, especially as an item's time is almost up. We have to sell each board of six items and move on.
The featured items will be offered for sale at the beginning of each evening. If a featured item has the appropriate bid (meeting reserves if they have them), the item will sell. For example: the pop-up camper, as of this writing, has a $700 bid. It may be the first item to sell on Friday. If a featured item doesn't immediately sell, we will move on and sell it to the first appropriate bid that comes in.
It is the discretion of the auction staff when an item sells, but the rule is normally when the bidding stops. Larger priced items may be held a bit longer than other items. If an item is declared sold, BUT a similar or higher bid was made and on its way to be posted, then the last two bidders will be given a change to bid head to head with each other.
A good bidding rule is, if you know the value, then bid four-fifths the price. But that's up to you and you could luck out with a low-ball price or you could lose the item in the last seconds.
On higher priced items we will not accept bids that are only $1 more. We may set limits and will announce them during the auction.
Remember, it is a charity auction and all the money is used by Kiwanis in many local projects and programs. Therefore, some people will pay more than the value because the money goes to the betterment of the community.
This year, we accept Master Card and Visa. You can pay for your purchases and pick most of them up at any time during the auction. We will give you instructions on how and where to pick up items during the week after the sale. We will try and contact the winning bidder if items are left unclaimed for 10 days. After 10 days we will re-sell the item or sell it at another event. Special arrangements can be made if necessary.
Upon selling an item we will give its name and number, price and winning bidder's number.
A Kiwanis member will be available at the auction and by phone to help answer your questions. If you think we are selling items too fast, then you must bid higher and faster. We only have an allotted amount of time.
The Kiwanis Auction raises most of the money we use for the year. All the money goes to local Kiwanis projects. Kiwanis meetings are every Wednesday; noon to 1 p.m., at El Jalisco Mexican Restaurant and anyone may attend.
And a final note: All the items in the auction have been donated. In this financially stressed year, local businesses have poured out their hearts in charitable giving. Please give back to them by supporting our local businesses.
Take time, at some point very soon, and visit at least five small businesses you have never visited before. Walk in, look around and see what community is all about.
(Ken Stone is publisher of the Grant County News. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling 859-824-3343.)
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A roadway dispute between two men in Ozone Park turned violent when one of the men ran the other over and dragged him several feet before fleeing, police said.
The incident started just after midnight Wednesday as the 29-year-old victim was exiting his parked car on 99th Street and prevented a pickup truck from passing, cops said.
After the pickup truck's driver and the victim started arguing, the driver accelerated slightly, bumping the victim, according to authorities. The driver accelerated again, running the victim over and dragging him several feet before fleeing the scene on 101st Avenue.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-4160?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Stirling Chow reopened AMQ-4160: -------------------------------- Regression: (was: Unit Test Broken) Reopening this as the activeEvents map was not being cleared when the network connector was stopped; as a result, restarting the network connector would not result in the bridges being re-established. The updated patch contains the following changes: - Unit test updated to include verification of handleStop - Unit test updated to allow inclusion of the previously removed test; now verifies pre and post patch - Improved waitForBridge/hasBridge methods added to JmsMultipleBrokersTestSupport --- the existing waitForBridgeFormation methods are based on NetworkConnector.bridges, which is updated prior to connections (and thus the bridge) actually being formed --- the new waitForBridge method waits for broker info to be exchange before declaring that a bridge has foremd > DiscoveryNetworkConnector can lose track of active bridges, resulting in permanent bridge failure or continued attempts to re-connect existing bridges > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: AMQ-4160 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AMQ-4160 > Project: ActiveMQ > Issue Type: Bug > Reporter: Stirling Chow > Assignee: Timothy Bish > Priority: Critical > Fix For: 5.8.0 > > Attachments: AMQ4160_2.patch, AMQ4160.patch, AMQ4160Test.java > > > Symptom > ======= > {{DiscoveryNetworkConnector}} is not thread-safe, and as a result, race conditions allow the {{bridges}} data structure to become corrupt and not accurately represent the bridges that exist. > Because {{bridges}} is used to control whether a discovery event will result in a bridge creation attempt, if it is not accurate, two results are possible: > # A discovery event will be ignored even though its corresponding bridge is not active; as a result, the bridge will never be established > # A discovery event will be processed even though its corresponding bridge is active; as a result, the bridge creation will fail (because of duplicate connections), and be indefinitely retried, generating many WARN/ERROR log messages > Cause > ===== > {{DiscoveryNetworkConnector}} updates a {{bridges}} hashmap whenever a bridge is created or removed: > {code:title=DiscoveryNetworkConnector.java} > public void onServiceAdd(DiscoveryEvent event) { > ... > // Should we try to connect to that URI? > synchronized (bridges) { > if( bridges.containsKey(uri) ) { > if (LOG.isDebugEnabled()) { > LOG.debug("Discovery agent generated a duplicate onServiceAdd event for: "+uri ); > } > return; > } > } > ... > NetworkBridge bridge = createBridge(localTransport, remoteTransport, event); > try { > bridge.start(); > synchronized (bridges) { > bridges.put(uri, bridge); > } > ... > } > public void onServiceRemove(DiscoveryEvent event) { > String url = event.getServiceName(); > if (url != null) { > URI uri; > try { > uri = new URI(url); > } catch (URISyntaxException e) { > LOG.warn("Could not connect to remote URI: " + url + " due to bad URI syntax: " + e, e); > return; > } > synchronized (bridges) { > bridges.remove(uri); > } > } > } > {code} > There are a number of problems: > # The check-and-set for adding an entry {{bridges}} is not atomic. As a result, concurrent attempts to add a bridge to the same URL can be allowed to proceed to bridge creation. Only one of the bridges will be established (the other will fail when it attempts to add duplicate connections); however, the failure of the second bridge will result in a call to {{onServiceRemove(...)}} that will remove the single/shared {{bridges}} entry. > # The bridge is started before an entry is added to {{bridges}}. Since bridges are multi-threaded, it is possible that an exception will be handled by a different thread at some time between {{bridge.start()}} and {{bridges.put(uri, bridge}}. In processing this exception, the thread will call {{onServiceRemove(...}}, which will remove the (non-existent) {{bridges}} entry. Subseqently, {{bridges.put(uri, bridge)}} is executed, and adds the entry to {{bridges}} even though it is now stale and represents a failed bridge. Subsequent attempts to restore the bridge will be ignored, and no active bridge will be created. > The lack of thread-safety in {{DiscoveryNetworkConnector}} is exacerbated by AMQ-4159, which can result in many concurrent attempts to establish a bridge to the same URL. AMQ-4159 also described how multiple calls can be made to {{onServiceRemove(...)}}, which can result in mal-behaviour similar to the second case described above (i.e., unexpected removal of a bridge that is active). > Solution > ======== > The attached patch attempts to restore some thread-safety to {{DiscoveryNetworkConnector}} by making the check-and-set atomic and adding the entry to {{bridges}} prior to starting the bridge. An additional structure, {{activeEvents}}, keeps track of the event that represents the current attempt to establish a bridge to a given remote URL --- this is used to prevent multiple calls to {{onServiceRemove(...)}} from removing a {{bridges}} entry that was *not* added by the corresponding discovery event. > This patch is a band aid to the design flaws in {{DiscoveryNetworkConnector}}, and a refactoring of the connector should be considered. In particular, there is a tight-coupling between {{DiscoveryNetworkConnector}} and {{SimpleDiscoveryAgent}} that is not evident through their interfaces. For example, {{DiscoveryNetworkConnector}} assumes that the call to {{discoveryAgent.serviceFailed(...)}} will result in a call back to {{DiscoveryNetworkConnector.onServiceRemove(...)}}. 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Disabled workers 'receive insults'
Disabled workers are significantly more likely to be insulted ridiculed or intimidated at work than their non-disabled colleagues, researchers said.
People with physical or psychological disabilities, or long-term illness, are more likely to be given impossible deadlines, gossiped about or teased at work, according to researchers from Cardiff and Plymouth universities.
Researchers questioned around 4,000 people, 284 of them with a disability or long-term illness.
The study, published in the journal Work, Employment and Society, found that one in 10 people who suffered from a disability or a long-term illness said they had suffered physical violence at work, compared with 4.5% other workers.
And 12% said they had been humiliated or ridiculed at work, compared with 7% of people without disabilities or long-term illness.
Around a quarter of people with long-term illnesses or disabilities said they had been insulted at work, compared with 14.3% of people without disabilities or illness.
"Workers with disabilities were far more likely to be ill-treated at work and experienced a broader range of ill-treatment," the authors wrote.
"Any one of these forms of ill-treatment could have an adverse effect on their productivity and, in turn, shore up assumptions about the lack of productive worth of people with disabilities.
"The efforts employees with disabilities make to escape ill-treatment may also exacerbate their marginalisation in less productive, and less well paid jobs, or even lead to their withdrawal from the labour market altogether."


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The restaurant row on 39th Street has added two neighboring businesses.
Kansas Town was the first to open in January.
Owner Mike Bechtel spent 11 years in management at QuikTrip, while thinking about having his own restaurant. He took over the former Macaluso's spot at 1403 W. 39th St., but he doesn't count the first six weeks of operations when it was "9 degrees out with ice and snow."
Since then he has been tweaking his hours to fit his customers' schedules. He has dropped weekday lunch to concentrate on happy hour, dinner six days a week, Saturday lunch, and Sunday brunch.
"It's all made from scratch, so prepping for lunch and then prepping for dinner wasn't a doable scenario," Bechtel said. "We needed twice the staff and twice the kitchen to do the quality we wanted for both. The whole basis was to bring the chef level of cuisine to a casual atmosphere."
Executive chef Garrett Kasper's dinner menu includes Corvina bass with vegetable salad and quinoa, chicken roulade with mac-n-cheese, root vegetables and red eye jus, and Banh Mi (chicken liver pâté, braised pork and vegetables on flatbread).
Kansas Town also is offering specials from 3 to 6 p.m. weekdays, including half-price drinks, along with spicy meatballs, empanadas, a "smoked and fried" half-chicken with potato salad and biscuit, Korean street tacos, and gnocchi. For dessert there's a salted Boulevard Tank 7 caramel flan. It also offers the bar food menu on some late nights, as well as lunch on Saturday.
A brunch is served from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sundays with an ever changing menu, $26 for three courses or à la carte. On a recent Sunday the choices included a black pepper/orange/fennel scone, ham and cheese bread pudding with greens and a poached egg, and oatmeal carbonara.
Kansas Town is closed Mondays.
Its new neighbor, Drunken Worm, a bar that specializes in tequila, opened in February.
Partner Matt Laffey decorated the spot at 1405 W. 39th St. so customers would have something interesting to look at wherever their eyes land — Day of the Dead decorations, Pancho Villa puppets, Lucha Libre wrestling masks, and vintage lamps.
It's stocked with 76 different tequilas. Laffey plans to add four more this week and keep adding new ones.
The menu includes a variety of tacos such as chicken with grilled red onion and cream cheese, as well as tamales and nachos.
"I wanted to open something a little bit different but still with a warm feeling," Laffey said.
Hours are 11 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. Monday through Saturday. It offers happy hour specials from 4 to 7 p.m. weekdays.Thai for the Crossroads
For nearly 30 years a restaurant at 1513 Grand Blvd. offered Thai food.
Now a new owner is updating the space for Thai and neighboring dishes.
Steve Srivisay plans to open S-E Asia Bistro in May. It will have a short menu including authentic cuisine from Thailand, Vietnam and Laos — noodle bowls, soups, salads, sandwiches and specialties such as red curry chicken.
The crispy garlic chicken is expected to be one of the most popular items.
Srivisay attended culinary school in Los Angeles before going recently on a three-month food tour of Southeast Asia.
He grew up in the Kansas City area, and most of his family still lives here. During a visit with his family he decided to move back and open his first restaurant.
"The Crossroads is an up-and-coming area. I'm really just impressed by it all," Srivisay said.
Willy Cafe, which opened in the spot in 1981, served Chinese and Thai cuisine. The owners sold the restaurant in 2000 but then came back two years later to open Thai Paradise in the spot. They decided to retire and put the restaurant up for sale in 2009.
Christopher Long and John Lewis bought the building a year ago. They plan to open a loft event space on the second floor by late summer and eventually a rooftop deck.New steak and seafood place at Harrah's
Harrah's North Kansas City will put its own steak and seafood restaurant in the space formerly occupied by Mike Garozzo Charlie Gitto's Italian Restaurant, as well as the former VIP lounge next door.
The restaurant, tentatively called '37 Steak Seafood, is scheduled to open in June. The 16,000-square-foot space is being completely remodeled.
Harrah's employees are doing menu tastings this week, but it is certain to include a variety of Black Angus cuts and seafood. John Woods, who has been with Harrah's North Kansas City since 2005, will be the executive chef.
The restaurant will have a large open bar with seating for 85 people in three different areas. It also will have three private dining areas — one seating up to eight, one seating up to 18, and one seating up to 30.
Scott Lokke, vice president of hospitality for Harrah's North Kansas City, says '37 will have a custom ice machine and a wide range of glassware to fit specific drinks, as well as 100 bottled wines and about 20 wines by the glass. The restaurant will have about 40 employees.
Harrah's was founded in Reno in 1937, thus the '37 in the name.


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VANCOUVER – Minus their top two threats, the Phoenix Coyotes have had to look elsewhere for offence.
Kyle Chipchura filled that role on Tuesday night.
The gritty fourth liner scored a pretty goal in the first period and added an empty netter to clinch the victory late in regulation as Phoenix defeated the Vancouver Canucks 4-2.
"We got a couple big goals out of Chipchura," Phoenix head coach Dave Tippett said. "He's playing with a lot of confidence. We use him in a lot of situations.
"He's a gritty guy but he's got pretty decent hands."
Taken 18th overall by the Montreal Canadiens in the 2004 draft, Chipchura was more humble in his assessment of his line's offensive output.
"We're a line that's going to do it off of hard work, cycling game, getting pucks to the net," said Chipchura, who had three goals on Phoenix's three-game Western Canadian road trip. "It's not going to be the prettiest all the time but we'll take it when we can get them."
The Coyotes finished the road trip 1-1-1 without leading scorer Radim Vrbata and top goal scorer Martin Hanzal.
"With the people we have out we had to come in here and manufacture a win and be opportunistic on our chances," said Tippett.
Along with Chipchura, Paul Bissonnette picked up an assist on the opening goal to give him a three-game point streak for the first time in his career.
"Chipper's been unbelievable of late," said Phoenix forward Mikkel Boedker. "When you're hot, you're hot I guess. He's been playing real well for us. (Bissonnette) has been getting some greasy assists and playing well too.
"We need that fourth line. We're not a team that can rely on one or two guys."
Boedker and Antoine Vermette and each added a goal and an assist for Phoenix (9-7-3), which was coming off back-to-back losses to Edmonton and Calgary over the weekend, including a third-period collapse against the Flames.
"In previous games when we took the lead we would kind of sat back a bit," Boedker said. "Where we have more success is when we press the opponent down in their end."
Instead of sitting on a 2-1 lead in the third, the visitors kept forechecking, leading to Vermette's eventual winner.
"We wanted to play on our toes," Tippett said. "Everybody knows what happened last game. We played a real good third period in Calgary until the last couple minutes so we wanted to carry it through tonight and we were able to do that."
Jason Garrison and Henrik Sedin replied for Vancouver (10-5-4), which got 18 saves from Cory Schneider.
The Canucks were coming off a 2-1-1 road trip but have now dropped three straight at home. They have also now lost two in a row after earning at least a point in 10 of the previous 11 games.
Chipchura opened the scoring at 14:22 of the first. While battling behind the net, Bissonnette squirted the puck free to Chipchura, who knifed through a passive Canucks defence before cutting in front and roofing a backhand past Schneider.
The Coyotes doubled their lead at 9:54 of the second when David Runblad's point shot ricocheted off Maxim Lapierre right to Boedker, who avoided the Vancouver forward's check before beating Schneider under the glove for his fourth of the year.
That goal seemed to wake up the Canucks, who got on the board just 91 seconds later. Ryan Kesler dug the puck out of the boards and threw it to Garrison at the point, who faked a slapshot before ripping a wrist shot past Smith for his third of the year.
Schneider then did his part to keep Vancouver close, robbing Raffi Torres on the doorstep twice just a minute into the third.
But the Coyotes made it 3-1 at 12:32 when Boedker stripped Alex Edler of the puck to create the odd-man rush and then centred for Vermette, who squeaked his fifth of the season through Schneider's pads.
"I felt like I got a heavy piece of it, and hits my back leg and trickles in," Schneider said. "That's when you're not on top of your game or you're not getting the results you want that's the kind of stuff that happens and you've just got to find a way to be two per cent better and that can make a big difference."
Vancouver again responded quickly after that goal, drawing back to within one a minute later when Henrik Sedin deflected a shot from his brother Daniel Sedin past Smith.
That would be as close as the Canucks would get as Chipchura iced the game with his second of the night and fourth of the season with 23 seconds left.
"They're a tough team to get chances on," Henrik Sedin said. "I mean you're not going to see 3-on-2 rushes, 2-on-1s, it's going to be a grinding game where you're getting pucks deep and creating turnovers that way and they know exactly how to play when they have the lead, I thought we battled and tried to come back but we weren't able to get the last one."
NOTES: Chipchura now has 51 points in 235 games NHL games. … Bissonnette has assists in three consecutive games after going pointless through eight contests. It is the first point streak of his five-year career. … Phoenix was missing Martin Hanzal and Radim Vrbata, out with injuries for their third and fourth straight games, respectively. Vrbata is the team's leading scorer and Hanzal has a team-high seven goals. The Coyotes were also without the services of defencemen Derek Morris and David Schlemko. … Vancouver was without defenceman Kevin Bieksa, missing his second straight game with a sore groin. … Henrik Sedin played in his 600th consecutive game. Only Calgary defenceman Jay Bouwmeester has a longer ironman streak currently going (606 games).


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All three Democratic candidates won their district races for the commission, dashing Republican hopes of electing a GOP majority to the board.
Voters didn't want the Alachua County Commission to change direction after all.
All three Democratic candidates won their district races for the commission, dashing Republican hopes of electing a GOP majority to the board.
Commissioner Mike Byerly, the sole incumbent candidate, defeated Republican opponent and former Hawthorne mayor John Martin in the District 1 race with an unofficial final tally of 55.62 percent of the vote to Martin's 44.38 percent. Byerly won 62,169 votes to Martin's 49,614.
Robert "Hutch" Hutchinson, who served on the commission from 1998-2002, took the District 3 seat. He got 64,579 votes, or 58 percent, and defeated Republican and former Alachua mayor Jean Calderwood, who collected 46,480 votes or 41.76 percent, in unofficial results. Write-in candidate Bryan C. "Buck" Buchanan received 239 votes or 0.21 percent of the tally.
State Rep. Charles S. "Chuck" Chestnut IV will round out the Democratic majority on the County Commission as its District 5 representative. He received 60,087 or 53.74 percent of the vote to Republican and first-time candidate Dean Cheshire's 47,929 votes or 42.87 percent — the closest margin among the commission races between two major-party candidates. No-party-affiliated candidate K. Siva Prasad received 3,790 votes, or 3.39 percent.
Hutchinson, sporting a Barack Obama "Forward" shirt Tuesday night as he celebrated with fellow Democrats at an election party in downtown Gainesville, said it was a good night for Democrats and for Alachua County as a whole.
But the Democratic sweep of the commission races doesn't negate the substantial swath of Republican residents who voted for their opponents, Hutchinson said.
"The Republican message obviously resonated with 40 percent of the folks," he said. "It's important for us to listen, and I know we will."
Calderwood echoed her opponent's sentiment, saying she hoped citizens would remain engaged in county government. "I would certainly hope the commission would listen to all the citizens, not just those who voted to put them in office," she said.
The Democratic and Republican candidates clashed for months over whether the commission should maintain the course it has held for decades or shift in a more conservative direction.
Byerly said he felt good about the election because the candidates gave voters a clear choice.
He, along with Chestnut and Hutchinson, will give residents strong, progressive leadership, he said. With the campaign over, he said he hopes the "silly rhetoric and extreme commentary" could be set aside in favor of constructive debate.
Commissioner Susan Baird, the commission's lone Republican, said she would continue to voice her opinions and hope the board's Democratic majority makes wise decisions.
She expects the commission's direction to be multiplied by the Democratic sweep on Election Day.
Martin attributed his loss to Byerly to a party-line vote that led to an across-the-board Democratic victory in the commission campaign rather than to the advantage of incumbency.
Byerly and Hutchinson listed transportation as a top priority moving forward. They want to develop an initiative to replace the "Fix Our Roads" referendum, which voters defeated Tuesday, that focuses on a more holistic approach not solely limited to road repair.
Hutchinson emphasized the need to solve the county's "economic development puzzle" by not only supporting the local innovation economy but also generating jobs for people outside that sector.
Chestnut said he will focus on spurring job creation and developing a balanced budget that takes all residents' needs into consideration. Having worked in the Republican-majority state Legislature, Chestnut said he is looking forward to a change of pace by joining a Democrat-dominant commission.
Florence Turcotte, 53, of Gainesville, said she hoped the commission would be more productive and less contentious with the election of this Democratic trio.
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Anyone else here think that the stuffing is the best part of Thanksgiving dinner? I love its mix of textures and flavors — crunchy roasted nuts with soft broth-soaked bread and chewy morsels of spiced sausage. Oh mama, that's good stuff! As the self-designated stuffing-maker in our house, I've tweaked and tested my recipe over the years until finally settling on this one easy method.
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I find that the key to good stuffing is twofold: the proportion of ingredients and the amount of stock used to soak the bread. With the ingredients, you want a little taste of each thing every few bites. For me, this means a healthy cup or so each of nuts, sausage, vegetables, and fruit. The bread binds everything together, so I always pick a good one. Sourdough is my favorite, though one year I used pumpkin bread for a fantastic sweet-savory twist.
I always bake my stuffing separately from the turkey, opting for more control over the cooking rather than tradition. I also like my stuffing fairly moist, like a panade, so I add enough broth to come about 3/4 up the side of the baking dish — this is roughly 3 to 4 cups when baking in a 3-quart casserole dish. If you don't like your stuffing quite so saturated, use less stock.
A few other tricks for great stuffing? Toast the bread until it's completely dry; this helps it to absorb the stock and also hold its shape during cooking. Toast the nuts while you're at it. If you don't like fruit in your stuffing, add extra vegetables instead. You can toast the bread and cook the sausage filling the day ahead to save yourself some time on Thanksgiving, but wait to mix it with the egg or stock until just before cooking.
How do you like your stuffing? Have your own tips or suggestions to share?
How to Make Easy Thanksgiving Stuffing
Serves 8 to 10
What You Need
1 to 1 1/2 pound loaf artisan bread
1 cup
walnuts, almonds, pecans, or other nuts, roughly chopped
1 pound
sausage, ground beef, ground turkey, or ground chicken
large yellow onion, diced
celery stalks, diced
2 tablespoons
fresh sage, thyme, or oregano, minced
large apples or 1 cup raisins, dried cranberries or other dried fruit (optional)
1/2 to 1 teaspoon
large eggs
2 to 4 cups
chicken or turkey stock
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Baking sheets
3- or 4-quart casserole dish
Aluminum foil
Toast the Bread and Nuts: Heat the oven to 350°F. Arrange two oven racks, one in the top half of the oven and the other in the lower half. Slice the bread into small cubes, removing the crusts if desired. Spread the cubes in a single layer between two baking sheets. Toast for ten minutes. Stir the bread cubes and add the chopped nuts. Continue toasting until the bread is completely dry and the walnuts are toasted, another 8-10 minutes. Remove from the oven and let cool.
→ Increase the oven temperature to 400°F.
Cook the Sausage: Brown the sausage with a sprinkle of salt over medium heat, breaking it up into crumbles as you cook, about 10 minutes (see how in this post). Transfer the cooked sausage to a bowl and drain off all but a few teaspoons of the fat.
Cook the Vegetables: In the same pan over medium heat, cook the onions with a sprinkle of salt until softened, about 5 minutes. Add the celery and continue cooking until the celery is softened, another 5 minutes. Add the fruits, if using, and the fresh herbs. Cook until the apples are just starting to soften, another 1-3 minutes. Taste and adjust seasonings as needed. Remove the pan from heat.
Combine the Stuffing Ingredients: Combine the sausage, vegetables and fruits, bread cubes, and nuts in a large mixing bowl. Whisk together the eggs and pour over the stuffing. Add 1/2 teaspoon salt. Stir until all the ingredients are evenly coated.
Transfer Stuffing to Baking Dish: Pour the stuffing into the baking dish. It's ok if the stuffing is mounded in the middle. If you have leftover stuffing that doesn't quite fit, bake it separately in ramekins.
Add the Stock: Pour the stock evenly over the surface of the stuffing. If you prefer your stuffing on the dry side, add 2-3 cups of stock; if you like moist stuffing, add 3-4 cups.
Cover and Bake: Cover the stuffing with aluminum foil and bake at 400°F for 30 minutes.
Uncover and Bake Until Crispy: Uncover the stuffing and continue baking until the top is crispy and golden, another 15-20 minutes. Let cool briefly before serving.
Recipe Notes
Make-Ahead Stuffing: This stuffing can be prepared through Step 2 the day ahead. Store the bread cubes at room temperature and refrigerate the sausage filling ingredients separately.
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General Modding Standards and Information
Just a thing I thought I'd put out there. I've noticed a number of people making... "mistakes", with their mods. So, I've decided to start a sort-of compendium of things you should and should not do, as well as some general information. I may or may not update this ever.
[Note: While this information primarily applies to Serious Sam 3, some points can be taken into consideration for Serious Sam HD]
When making model re-skins, do NOT use a local mesh
So, meshes are generally the largest part (outside of animations, but who edits those?) of any player model. Using a local mesh means that the resource for the mesh is directly tied into the model file, so only that model has that mesh data. The filesize for the Model is, of course, increased due to containing the said mesh. This is okay... right up until the model-maker copies the model file to make any number of re-skins. So, say we're making a player model that has both team colors. This means we'll have 3 models in total. With a local mesh on each one, the total filesize is essentially TRIPLED what it should be due to the presence of 3 "different" meshes. Now, consider the fact that, like, over 90% of all of the player models on the workshop are like this... yeah. This crap adds up.
Now, as for how to properly set up a series of model re-skins: Mesh modifiers. With Mesh modifiers, you can modify the Surfaces of the mesh outside of the mesh. That way, you can have all of the like models use the same (saved) mesh, but different textures. If you don't know how to set up mesh modifiers, take a look at ANY of Croteam's player model re-skins.
This rule can be applied to literally any model you can make a re-skin of, not specifically player models (they're just the largest example out there).
All non-player characters should have a "Texture" UVMap
Any mesh that's either going to be a non-playable character or otherwised attached to a non-playable character (attachment, tool, etc) should DEFINATELY have a "Texture" UVMap. See, various shader-based effects are tacked onto these characters, such as spawning and burn-out. These shaders depend on there being a "Texture" UVMap on the model. If that UVMap doesn't exist, not only will the effect appear incorrectly on the model, there will be console errors... ESPECIALLY for the burn-out effect, which complains VERY LOUDLY about it in the console. Sure they're errors that the player won't neccessarily see, but it's messy and unprofessional (and bothersome when you're trying to debug your own mods).
The Blend Mask on Legged Puppets will be overridden by Blood Effects
You know how some enemies get bloodied after you shoot them a bit? That's this effect taking place. If any existing UVMap is entered into the "mask uvmap" in the shaders for the mesh, the character WILL bleed on those surfaces as they lose HP. This is essentially how the game determines if enemies bleed (and which UVmap to use for it). Now, the thing to note is that if you put a texture into the "blend mask", it will be overridden. The texture used for bleeding is globally determined by the current Blood and Gore Skin. The only instance where it won't be overridden is when the current blood skin doesn't have a bleeding texture (everything but Red and Green blood). But just take it as a general rule that you cannot use the Blend Mask for Legged Puppets; you can only determine if they'll bleed or not.
... and yes, you can make Player Models bleed, should you desire. Though, the effect reverses in color when you have over 100 HP.
Re: General Modding Standards and Information
I'd say that the first one is really a nonissue. Model files are small in general, even if they contain the meshes inside them: SSHD in fact used most of the meshes as local, instead of saving them separately as in SS3. What bloats up the gro files in SS3, however, are the texture files, due them being HUGE in SS3.
I'd add another one, I always wanted to make a thread about this:
When you are making a City level in SS3, make sure that you check the Spawn Flags
There's a certain model entity used in most of the original City maps that doesn't have their spawn flag set to Easy. While this is fixed for nonmodded game internally, it won't apply on modded levels, so right now, most of the city levels released for SS3 have a lot of floating buildings, because the model under them doesn't exist at all on Easy. It's the best if before you release any map, you test it on multiple difficulties, including Easy, so you notice all the bugs.
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Last edited by Solais; 01-12-2014 at 07:23 AM.
Re: General Modding Standards and Information
If you aren't convinced, here's some fun math: The workshop package for my Mystia model is currently 18.5MB. Her mesh, by itself, is 6MB. I currently have 7 models for her (1 base, 3 alternate colors, 3 team colors) with the one mesh shared between all of them. If I went and made the mesh local on each one, that'd make the total amount of mesh data 42MB, which would bump up the entire package to 54.5MB. There really is no excuse to not save the goddamn mesh when making reskins.
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Ah, okay then. I was actually thinking about if I have did the same about the enemies I did in SS3, but then I remembered that most of them use modifiers as they were made before the edit data.
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Re: General Modding Standards and Information
Huh,didnt know about the first one. I usually made the mesh local in order to LOWER the file size, didnt excatly expect it to even be bigger...
Anyway,very useful information here,appreciate it.
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One thing I noticed with this on SSHD's editor is that the normal map textures won't actually work properly for any type of custom model unless you actually set the UVMap as "Texture". This doesn't apply to SS3's editor though.
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I just want to remind everyone, that there are -some- official tutorials about SED3, especially when it comes to scripting:
If you want to learn scripting in SS3, start here.
The wiki also have some other cool tutorials, so even more experienced SED users should check it out: http://www.serioussam.com/wiki/index.php
SED2 of SSII is also quite similar to the SED3 of SSHD and SS3, so its tutorial might be still useful. If you don't have Serious Sam II, download this: http://www.mediafire.com/download/9s...vt546/Help.zip
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Last edited by Solais; 02-04-2014 at 06:37 AM.
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How you SHOULD make modifications to the translation tables
Okay, there's a right way to do this, and a "wrong" way. The right way actually works pretty consistantly, and the "wrong" way leads to compatibility issues, and can outright fail if you don't know what you're doing.
The "wrong" way is essentially taking the existing "translation.tbl" (and/or "translation_All.tbl"), editing the desired lines, and including the entire file with the gro. If you're not doing a total conversion, do not do this. Doing this means that only one modder's changes to the file will be applied. Additionally, most people tend to ignore that number on the first line. This number is important, as it determines which version of the file is loaded if there are multiple instances found in the gros (this is ignored when the file is directly in the filesystem). Since Croteam generally updates this file and increases the version number every time there's an update to the game, leaving that number as is will make it so your modded translation table isn't loaded anymore. Even if you do make your version number absurdly high, your table will be missing any updates to the text that you didn't edit.
Now, the right way to do this is to make a new translation table with the specific lines you want modified. Basically, all .tbl files in the "enu" locale folder are parsed. So, say for instance you wanted to make a mod that changed the game's name on the title screen and main menu to "Mystia is pretty great", you'd set up the file as such:
55 Project.TitleSam3=Mystia is pretty great Project.NameVerbose=Mystia is pretty great
This method can also be used for adding completely new translations to the game, since some things (Netricsa entries) require it.
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Wait, so that number is a version number? I thought it was the number of strings in the file. That explains EVERYTHING about why my new translation.tbl files never worked.
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Re: General Modding Standards and Information
Well that's useful info. Just wish I'd magically known it sooner before I started editing hundreds of lines of translations.
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Do not use "Environment sound" for level music
A fair number of user-made Versus maps are guilty of this. Essentially, the problem with using "Environment sound" for music is that the game considers this to be Sound, not Music. This becomes a problem when the user has customized audio settings, which have different volume settings for both Sound and Music. This is super-irritating when, for example, the user has muted the Music volume to play other music outside of the game... just to have the map's "Music" play anyways.
Now, I do see why people used "Environment sound" over "Exploration music", as the latter takes a few seconds to kick in every time you respawn. For that, I propose a super-simple script. Lets say you wanted to have a map play "MP_War03". Here's the script you'd use:
local Music = worldInfo:LoadResource("Content/SeriousSam3/Music/MP_War03.ogg") worldInfo:ForceMusic("Continuous",Music)
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heh,good thing i always used "worldInfo:ForceMusic("Continuous",Music)",it always seemed better for me
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Finzy's Guide to: Proper use of custom normal maps & gloss maps!
Ever wondered why the console is always bitching about stuff like this a thousand times?
Standard shader in object [#ObjectAddress(CStandardShaderArgs, 0xb6000025)] has wrong texture set for normal map! ('Content/SeriousSamHD/Models/SexyLady/GiantTits_normals.tex')
...Even though you applied the normal map and it's "showing" fine on the model? Well truth is, it's not displaying it properly and it's not put in there correctly.
The game doesn't read textures correctly as normal maps unless the filename ends with _NM.tex and they are flagged as normal maps. To fix this, before creating the texture, the .tga file must end with _NM.tga, like so:
GiantTits_NM.tga -> GiantTits_NM.tex
Now when you go to create the texture, the game will recognize it as a normal map! The "flags" property will list "normalmap", and it will automatically choose 8 bit translucent or similar as the compression (which you can't change). Then, simply create the texture and apply it as a normal map, and it will display properly on the model like any other normal map texture in the game, without throwing errors.
...Ever wondered why your custom gloss maps don't seem to do anything?
Well they don't on their own if you just slap them to a model and don't do anything. To get them to show, you need to give a value to coating specularity (in the layer map), between 0-1 (ranging from less precise to more precise, for example 0.95). Then, go to coating color, and start raising that color, and hey presto, you'll notice that the specularity will actually start to show on the model (depending on the gloss map you chose of course; if you still see nothing it could be that the gloss map is too dark, or it's not a true gloss map). Also, like with normal maps, you need to specify a uvmap to use for the gloss map, and its stretch value. The game's gloss maps are named _GM.tex, and for general convenience you should also name your own custom gloss maps the same way. I'm not sure if gloss maps are dependent on having the same end to the file name like normal maps, but it sure can't hurt to name all your textures that way. Lastly, if it's a custom player model rip, you can with good conscience assume that specularity related textures are intended to use as gloss maps.
All this applies to both SS3 and SSHD. Hopefully people find it useful cause I noticed quite many custom player models and even levels seem to be suffering from this.
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